AREAS OF STUDY for the ART MAJOR
Art is a Disciplinary major
Art Majors select one area of emphasis from:
• STUDIO ART
• ART EDUCATION
• GALLERY/MUSEUM PRACTICES
Gallery/Museum Practices information | Lawton Gallery
Major in Art requirements
Art Course Descriptions
AVD Course Descriptions
Transfer Advice for Art Majors
AREAS OF STUDY for the ART MINOR
Art is a Disciplinary minor
Art Minors select one area of emphasis from the following:
• TWO-DIMENSIONAL
Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Photography
• THREE-DIMENSIONAL
Ceramics, Jewelry/Metals, Sculpture, Textiles
• ART HISTORY
Ancient to Medieval, Renaissance to Modern, Concepts & Issues of Modern Art, Modern American Culture, World Art, Women: Art & Image, Contemporary Art
UWGB Minor in Art Requirements
Art Course Descriptions
AVD Course Descriptions
Art Minor PDF
ART CHAIR & ADVISOR, Alison Gates,
Office: Studio Arts 231, gatesa@uwgb.edu 920-465-5124
Students declare themselves Art Majors or Minors with a signed form from the Art Advisor as soon as possible, preferably no later than sophomore year. Many of the lower-level art courses have a priority registration designation to reserve seats for the declared art major/minor.
Art is a disciplinary major. Consequently, all art majors need an interdisciplinary minor. Art majors often select a minor in Design Arts or Arts Management, although there are several other choices. Art students often have a second major in Design Arts or Arts Management because a number of classes count for both majors.
DESIGN ARTS
(Interdisciplinary Major or Minor)
Areas of Emphasis in the Major:
- DESIGN ARTS (aka GRAPHICS)
- ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
Design Arts Program
Design Arts Major/Minor Advisor: Jeffrey Benzow
Office: Studio Arts 225, benzowj@uwgb.edu, (920) 465-2169
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ARTS MANAGEMENT
(Interdisciplinary Major or Minor)
Arts Management Program
Arts Management Major/Minor Advisor: Ellen Rosewall
office: Theatre Hall 391, rosewale@uwgb.edu, (920) 465-2673
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OTHER INTERDISCIPLINARY MAJORS/MINORS
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